Rcam

20
Mar 12

RypelCam 3.12 for UT3 released

Vegaskill

Here is rcam 3.12 released!
It has some fixes for client demos, since there were some support requests.

Changes from 3.12 to 3.11:
- dumpframes: data export for the 3D animation software Blender and Cinema4D
-- Camera informations are saved for every screenshot
-- Collada project files are created in: My Games\Unreal Tournament 3\UTGame\User
-- 3D data is consistent with Unreal Editor map exports (formats: fbx, dae, stl, obj)
- client demos:
-- [numpad zero]: relative camera also follows players in vehicles
-- [X]+[MouseScrollWheel Down]: spectate available players (first person view without weapon model)
-- fix: removed influence of roll rotation; no longer active if cam points are set
-- red hit damage effects are removed automatically
- [X]+[R]: cycle through different render views
- modifications to RCam HUD (fontsize, playback speed indication)
- Relative camera: the currently watched player will be the first view target

Thanks and nice greetings,
VegasKill

18
Mar 12

2k's Rocket Scientist

gammo from kAoS

Well it’s finally here, the new uT3 movie blockbuster of the year!

‘ROCKET SCIENTIST’

If you like Rcam then you will love this video; it has some fantastic Rcam work and a lot of it. Vegaskill has produced a powerful and easy to use tool for filmmakers to exploit and 2k has done just that!

You would think that a frag video exclusively featuring Air Rockets would get repetitive. Well this is where the consummate skill of the film maker comes into play. 2k has managed to achieve a delicate balance between frags, music, atmosphere and pacing. Giving us a sharp and polished 7 minutes of uT3 frag heaven.

Featuring a pounding soundtrack that perfectly captures the ebb and flow of the action. A movie full of superb Air Rocket frags, very cool fX and a ripping pace to equal anything produced by Hollywood.

But were this work really shines through is in, its presentation and execution, a completely professional effort, sporting an awesome quality encode and slick packaging in various formats; what more can you ask for!

Formats include;